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BIPOC organizers say Hurricane Ida response feels eerily similar to Katrina

Bareerah Zafar
BIPOC organizers say Hurricane Ida response feels eerily similar to Katrina

Many incarcerated people in Louisiana left behind in the wake of Hurricane Ida

Montse Reyes
Many incarcerated people in Louisiana left behind in the wake of Hurricane Ida

White governors shouldn’t get all the COVID-19 focus. Here are eight mayors of color to watch

Carolyn Copeland
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Per(Sister) exhibit highlights the stories of incarcerated women in Louisiana through art and sound

Tamar Sarai
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How an ‘aura of illegality’ stigmatizes self-managed abortion in Louisiana

Tina Vásquez
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Louisiana activists’ life or death battle against environmental racism

Luna Reyna
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These organizations are fighting for criminal justice reform. Here’s how you can help.

Prism Reports
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Strapped for resources, public defenders fight for a share of local city budgets

Carolyn Copeland
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Formerly incarcerated Norris Henderson a ‘beacon’ for criminal justice reform in Louisiana

Alexandra Arriaga
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America is getting safer. So let’s choose facts over fear

Emily Galvin Almanza
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Formerly incarcerated citizens across Louisiana are celebrating their right to vote

Orion Rodriguez
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Black Voters Matter Fund to help ex-felons return to the voter rolls across Louisiana

Alexandra Arriaga
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